The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1887-11-15
EsTABLIeHED 1880.
J. H. EsTILL, Editor and Proprietor.
ANATiCHY'S MOB DEFIED.
IN OLD VETERAN CARRIES THE
AMERICAN FLAG IN LINE.

IThQ se in the Cortege Objected to It's
F regence, But the Crowd on the Curbs
frevented It's RemovaI-The Work
of Fielden and Schwab at Joliet.
CHICAGO, Nov. A-The NetOS says edito-
Iyiallv. "No true hearted American citizen
culd view the Anarchist procession which
marched through the streets of Chicago
yesterday without emotions of a conflicting
nature. 1t was display at once
ritiful and reassuring. That some
|tbing more than 5000 persons, men,
women and children, should avail themselves
Of the funeral of five murderers TO advertise
1heir sympathy with lawlessness must be
regretted. At the head OF the procession
marched a Grand Army veteran bearing a
,heap Fourth of July copy of the stars
and stripes emblazoned with the battles in
which he had fought. This was the only
flag displayed along the march. Its presence
WIS resented by the Anarchists and they
4 snnesled 10 the police to prevent the veteran
rom Haunting the stars and stripes before
he corpses of their brethren. For once the
j police would fain have obliged the Anarch-
Is but thev dared not. The old man
shook his flag in the face of anarchy, and
aid he had braved death under its folds
I Erpon the field of battle, and he was
4 *ufepared to die under it there. The
zp0iiCe started to prevent the affront
4 10 anarchy in the presence of the dead, but
4 the crowd upon the sidewalk surged forward
Sand cheering for the old veteran and the
National emblem, forced the police back.
Z from the Lake street viaduct TO the depot
F Inc stars and stripes held its place at the
head of the procession and was cheered all
*aong the route. This was significant of the
ftanlpar of the citizens of Chicago. In all
Ntne procession, as far as the eye of The spec
<tat0r could determine, there was not an
4 American face. This was significant of the
4 Scomposition of the procession"
LINGG USED BOMB
4 It has been settled that Louis Lingg killed
Nhimself with dynamite bomb and not
cap as was at first supposed.
sDnring the ovelhauling of his cell to-day
Shattered pieces of gas pipe We're found,
Showing conclusivolg that Lingg bad ex
Epoded dynamite bomb in his mouth. One
1reca is over an inch long. The condition
hi the wall OF Linggs cell also bears out the
stheorv that a bomb was used by him. Large
Il pieces OF solid masonry are broken off by
he force of the missiles of which the bomb
sas made. How the bomb got into his pos
Session seems as mat.h Il mystery as ever.
s. be suspicion that was at first directed to
fae of the deputies on guard is now no
longer entertained. 1t is generally
believed that Lingg had it in
bis possession at The time the other four
4 ere found, and had it secreted in his hair,
thing he could vesy easily do, as his hair
ras over six inches long and very thick. 1t
the opinion of tho Jail officials that all the
ombs were passedE to him by outside friends.
WORK OF FIELDEN AND SCHWAB.
4 JOLIET, Nov 1l.-Michael Schwab and
Samuel Fielden, the Anarchists. were taken
put Of the cours of solitary confinement
his morning, locking hearty and bright,
7nd were put to work Schwab was put in
4 he convict kitchen, where his work viii be
+ Q help peel potatDes, chop hash and prepare
s he convicts' food. Fielden was assigned to
( ne stone department